Medieval Banquet and Remedies Quiz

What was unique about the subtleties served at the feast?

• They were made of gold.

• They were made of cheese.

• They were shaped like animals and ships.

• They were served as the main course.

Why was the physician called to see the narrator?

• The narrator was preparing for a journey.

• The narrator had a broken leg.

• The narrator wanted a check-up.

• The narrator was feeling weak and unwell.

What method did the physician use to diagnose the narrator's illness?

• He examined the narrator's urine and astrological signs.

• He performed a blood test.

• He used a stethoscope.

• He took the narrator's temperature.

What was the physician's recommended treatment for the narrator?

• Rest and relaxation.

• Herbal tea.

• Bloodletting.

• A special diet.

How did the narrator feel about the bloodletting treatment?

• The narrator was indifferent.

• The narrator was confident it would work.

• The narrator was skeptical and doubted its effectiveness.

• The narrator was excited to try it.

What activities did the visitors engage in during their visit?

• They painted a mural.

• They went horseback riding.

• They played chess and backgammon.

• They cooked a meal.

How did the narrator feel during the games with the visitors?

• The narrator was the best player.

• The narrator was very engaged and won the games.

• The narrator was too muddled to participate effectively.

• The narrator was uninterested and left the room.

What was the narrator's condition by August 16th?

• The narrator was fully recovered and energetic.

• The narrator had developed a new illness.

• The narrator was still very ill and bedridden.

• The narrator was much improved but still in pain.

What did the narrator believe about the effectiveness of the treatment?

• The narrator believed recovery happened despite the treatment.

• The narrator was unsure about the treatment's effectiveness.

• The narrator thought the recovery was due to the treatment.

• The narrator believed the treatment was very effective.

What was the narrator's opinion of Dr. Leech?

• The narrator found him trustworthy and skilled.

• The narrator disliked him and found him untrustworthy.

• The narrator admired his methods.

• The narrator was indifferent to him.